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uia . . • ~ .-. .• .... ...:e. ; 4,114.0. V routth e evis no- , , a NIC . . . G. V.,AVWFTAti.T. wished to knalmw the *v....tent i ..., . - .. • e . • - • ~,,,ea r e ee : a:a :a e e ,a , ,!ea Hot). :Batdoei taem:ri et i'ime grainelletviee , to - (~:bi. Gordlut,- and tif that, -- pre e e o e 'le I'a. : ~.- '1 e: ::- n . P ivonet deA'rThed ai; allotted to the Inirmary, . . . ;1 .I:ii:.a , )VCOP`,'r , f;'; , . J_Wo ly,i ' the sulyeyors •tt . Nly: Hosstaisaota said the plana r would slmew . that ~ re - i .., , 6:,:aai. earl 'the eel tioii.h.i.:,e . d to t.....010ne . ,.. (~)roc.ii, zit , t y.. ; 01 y .„, • ,-.I- : ' '- • . - - ..),V.;p€l'..M..n'llo, Lil . iil Oe. w:us . 16 I:iy o.n 3,boni, upon ‘ p 11 „ ~..4_,. ~. R DtTT. snid e the first 'was four acres, the • ` ' it. He thee. 'F;1:0..-d the' teetamer in the 1 - 104 - that to '. latter only it qoarier of an acre. •••-• - '. * . ... .. . , . „ . 'fie appeaea ,bei.,,, , ,i titatthey: v. , et,e. itOt cottped 'tip Site VvroiereaY STilater commented. on, .thea hoe. lo the nv,r,nt t. slated lop' the Ilon. Baronet, hot eli-... propriety of the Hon. Baronet's coming down to the . - v , 5 ,„3 nota t e t a s on ae and eateealone et knits. ' He: Howse and accitsing. Ministers of being guilty of a would Oftifie [or the prthiuctionot alt the thicurnetini, sLindalous job, While he at the same time aelteow itich 'Would renr.l.-r it ini)tx.e , 'slity. to call any H- ,• 1000 that his sule' ground' of information . Was , dines to the Bar to he en:1111;t1A.- . ' ''• '1: looSe'report. , . , , Sit .1. Newroter wished td.kodw , by what Means ': .Mr. PFratt, Moona thought the House infinitely mhe part not, wanted ler the -.Hospital - .reverted to '':ohriged to Sir F. Burdett for bringing forward this the Ur o'vn, ant} did 00t:n.nitain_ fOr the geed of the. subject, and wished that all the Papers relative to the lio.ipleJl, as it was PublteatouLnett Crown Land. ' original purchase by thd public might - tie laid be- Mr. I le- alteieee replic4; ehat-the land was all •• fore the House, that they Might be able to draw a origiramily ( . 4 w:et, Lied, granted on. lease for; 'vier to - ' conclusion whether Col. :Gordon. paid a . lull 'and thelfloseiltd, and did,hot bAohg to the (,)fmarity it-_' proper. price for his lease Or not: • - -- self. Even the inonoy paid .to the holders wader' . ruler it few Observationalrom Mr. Hilskissota,. , Sir Robert: Walpole'a'arant , was horn . the Crown,. the first'rnetien of Sir P,BOrinarr,.ifild.a motion of and not from the Public. . ., : .. e -. , Mr..lFTuaktsoN, for the production of ~. the Treasury '. • Sir J. NEWeeetiT said 'lmerwaa led into the mistake: Grant, Surveyor's Reports, Letters,. &c. were seve ... flom the way new hich ti e Hon..Gentlemaniminmself rally put aid carried. had before stated the 'lllo4tl. •' -•• •. .. - • AOM.I It.AL HARVEY. Till CHANCifttOit Orthe EXCHEQUER tdid not wish to r ptolong this corteirsattoo,,btat- wished. to ex- • Mr. R. Waren; acquainted Abe. House, 'that the plain why he would imot •a11b. , ,v the motion to be put. Lords Commissioners of the Adthiraity had, issued a Warrant to their Marshal totake'Rear-Admirai Eliah l l si night Wi t l ici A a notic,t. ,It etas, because en. 'ileac occasions 4aise and iniati.keteataternents %acre made, Harvey into . custody, in consequence at a charge which no, one on the: ether.-side frein avant of an against him, for a . ..hreach of Naval discipline prefer-, opportunity. of idquiriog two thetima could .possibly ed by Admiral Lad Gambier ; 'and as Admiral 1-Lir- inert m controvert. llius the. Hon. Baronet, with vey was a Member of time House, their Lordships . that jealous and .arintlieed eye :with which he:viewed - had judged it necessary to acquaint the Hetisettler - 6- eVery action in Ministers, saw .:at first that -every with.,. ' - ''. . - I . • ; . .. . thing was a job ; and !a - ilia:Mat iespiry into the truth. , The' Si , ianta clewed him to deliver in ,a Coy of of his oaintoo, he canelotWard• with his statements. the' W 31 rutt';'wnich being :done; was read by the*: Clerk. , It 'cordirmed the above statement, and .ora .. ,tO inflame the eublic iniird. lie came forward, 33 ' la t e a " ; 1i„..„5„,ta. case, as: t h e poorso ldi er h ad no tiered the` Marshal to proceed: to Plymouth to take . . Li an a i a t h e House /- b o e ,h,,,, s aia, an d as 4:4 1 , d woi . Admiral Harvey into eustody, .direeting him there ti : atter to take. his word 'of hotiour for his appearance ic,.nnly• Gilz;'; ‘vhc; wished fo ribe t 00d.,0f the Lout:- for trial at Pottstnontivon the ist at May. • It' was tee. It was easy to do this, and if the enotibns avere .' ordered to .be entered .on the Journals. ' • . '. t.4ree..(l ire on w latch these tnis-stetements were iii- ' tacalueed, the papers Wat.ild_atkint:e be prodocca;mhd. • Mr , easny to; oiler seine observations, moved ' . :a., E,; ; ~,tunity tor debate utietM when' the'- could ' foe a coprPt the warrant allowing sue Pfesident-oi .. , the Board or Controul the house he now possessed : ee contradteeed- . 1-le knew - frorn time slorre he had i ; ON afar,. I liata here were• no •gTonntk whatever .for- ! ''' 11 'w"i0g - streett . The CH A NeRELOR Of theEzettEtatrEit had uo - ob- time statement made by ..the Hone .Baronete The . i a . .„.. . .. the .riaoduaaon of' this .dodument. ' Ile l ijound was bought for theilloipital—the Hospital . Je 4 : 11 1" t° `stated, that during the late Administration,_ Sir C. ,iviereezaeer had,. clesseu tor themselves,' and the' Lords of th ir T.l .,,„ tiev . ,l o )d noth i ng to do but toe,aotaaaa Morgan possesSed ,the liaise as - Judge 'Advocate, , whic sitteition he resigned in March,' talBo6, but .. .. in,their av ia.am= l . If they:A - mad' ea diame .at hat they was pe rmitted h 'to !entitle the house till his death,. • did, the . lion, Baronet would have been the.. tirsi 'to'. which happened in the end Of. that year. His; suc public come ;forward ..and-rmacuse 'them . of sactificieg the mooey.to tiht . :'W stud parade , ;• of being iniPro...' cessor .V:as allowed 5001. per annum - by the same vident stewards, Who, alter purchasing land, swi m - ,Administration, to lieu bt a house and officeB,..gind cal it tOw be aste instead or Jetting it out for the when the prtisent Ministers came into power,: they * p ublic.: benefit. lii shaft, w h ate ., ea w a s. dote b y thought it proper4o devote'the house, to.soine public . those . .tVitO 104'i sacrificed all pretence to character, Office, awl it.appeared more ?tunable for neme than by doing' every -thing to' servo the poetic i n a tti c „ , .. t'er the Board of Controul, fur ‘Vltien it ‘A' , a'S granted. . was lane to Meet the reprobatkin of the Hon. Bart. • Mr.•GRATTON • rose to oppose the Dublitr.Panno. i - lo 'should An& 'he surprised that the Hon:Baronet.. Bin , as il •was much disopfiroved . 4 in Ireland. 'Fle hitrodeeed.a Bill to enact, .that itt, Mote, instead of wished'to know if it was intended to , persist ill do- , • ; co forcing that: tneaSuree consenting sworn Surveyors .in the disposal of:Crown'... ... . Landis; his opinion should' be taken.. As. to 'the Air. C"K"' said. Whari•a *Bill to that effea was FieCol);i MU:1010W ‘1,.1s sure she [-louse :::(rilid IleVO' brought in by an Hon. and Galltut Friend of . his . adopt it, as it would he iii tad to try at their 1311,' to now o touger .a Memb of that' House, be did find the eareeyeee„ &c. gaiiiy . o f perjury, in the ithe , think [t cootained many good ChltiSeg, and had that ports they b 3 d.,10,,,,,,i i n, ' w hi c h to . .. porta ; „ai l li t e Hon. tiod ,Galhtuflgriend - remained to support it, he .' was dlortittiQll it would have been less disliked. I o 1 other papers,.would hilly refuse the aspersions flung , on Ministers. • . the preaant situation bithings, hOWe'ver he should • . General TARLETON considered Chelsea Hospital not 'materiel tiny farther with it. as 'a anonunment of British gratitude„ , which it Avila Ake a few WOrds'froM Sir Fe Bonnerr and Mr. ' not worth . whsle, for the paltry consideration of ,561.. Huslossog, it was withdrawn. - n'year, to deface and itijure., Be gatera.ly agreed .. Sir JOHN NEWPORT moved that lima Report of the with Sir F. Burdett. ' Board of Edueation, - relating to the atate.of Scho o ls in Mr.. Rust replied to the 'last . streaker, to hear : irehu'd, tic p rinted.-°° '' l.cd; . '• . ' ' . whom, it would be thought that- something . was' Mr. GRATTAN rose to move that the'DOblin Pay- . . ta k en away. from the t a espaid,arakae in- realityi 80 , ne• knit . 13111 be read a secotid time on that day six months. t !nog was . tits:al to it. , Ift followed the s aute lute o f .. Time Motion WM negatived. argu,,, , ni token by :vb.; Long,• &a. -. ,- ' " . i ' : VOTE Or THANKS. —. ~,.,. I I Ahr..i..tort expiamed. . I Lord CAVTI,BREAGH rose, pursuant to his notice, 1 :0 :' ,- I:4001)LN! Witt: pleased that this matter had I to -move that tlie T banks of the -11:ouse be given to, Leal fmrotegio. bi..tartrthe Ilouie, as it would at' least ' the Officers and Men employed in - the reduation at hilts e one good , fleet; in eeettitig-theirattei l iaion to I te list,„ aa 3 4.6 . i 01 bis. laidiesiy, wilio, , in ' tag o p . inion j. '3 1% , lartin ; igte. -If the gratitode .of Parliament ]lad' bestowed on -for Mer occasions, he was inautheiefit; and not till most beneficiid. mode of '- i.en ' J us ''''Y thou a lit it must ' tie unanimously admitted that they thateigitaa. the CroWn liinals. - He did not charge ' were de , .et rt: , (l on the present, as never had any body -. Kitnisi era wiah any brtaa. 01. otlii:ittl and legal forms, ;. bat ~euniewa„d ~ .e n.i .3 I,alic snior.would hovetx , e4 .of fortes, acquitted . themselves. more to the . honour than those for whom he now snore prnii4;:tisic . tti..ni the priv.tte bartain WitirCol. i'' Qf : then. con 2 " 0 . ~, • , • i solicited that'. honourable . tribute of applanse.......a Goidume . hit • F. i . :',,a a peeler adyttli?.(l to what bad been said ' ', Int Witten whateser 'tight the important. aelneaerneet. to Called their attention was viewed, by the Ciaiemeeilor of the. :Exchequer, and thought.' w 11 1" Ile now it most be equally satisfaoory. It had heed:obtain he had ekceeded the Proper: bonnUot Parliarbentary . ed . almest. withotit any inconvenience, though die .'. diseusaione trod ought ' to • baste 'been checked when ..'- neCessary preparations were made at a time when •, heaveor. Olt to aacribe,motivea„to him for whfit-he' the'largeat army eaersent from Ettgliind was actin[; gist in that llotise. fie himself -felt no 'indignation ' porannoof, Site force coo in Spada. A considerable at time remarks, .s he, .' did not< reel that, they ap cerwal in tins ,brilliaot trausaCtion laid heemit drawn ,p . iied to litur, Ile was aCCUS.4, of 113Vit:g, SpOkt.'o sir= , 4 . • ' Sectia it lA. s tbi -I I proud .I•o'4';.lutly in giving • his Opinion ittgainst thOse of the ' l. "' .I'.-iva that ". '` lithe a- hat) a S -4 '' 4 . - a . eAtijiL,Lv,is , , WWe -not rower than. . ii aei it :;,.; ,ei era, 'and the..Nledical Men belay-. ae• 00,coo tueo aem the continent of . Luiae.e, we were to tae. I “opilak When.ise delivered his it2lliitihiai , i, enabled 'tis assemble a torceof 10;000 tne4 . .with.lut'' he w A-: ignoeilit 'of what we-re the • sentinments a impairing oor military resources, capableof achieving these pet i.a.e, ...3 but if it wits s itugan re tO (I:it - C a, from ' sucu an euterprize. Thri*hout titer whole of the .' them, he iiieot , cvntl..ii that he ..till commued in his oietat ions stiehitiWn'eti OiViliOilt as ever haye - beco, I)z , t cipirtiOtt., and al! .rlie world 'could not: convince . in . 1 . , Ilan ille iilte . truptioh et - ti,, an . , I.‘ Lich the eye., ,- and ever will be, tlie proeed cliarit6teristid of a Dritish ilizany„ - had been frequeeit ; it ' had . becn ,:i il ,;. w,;-t, tx:yllek?;:, Cotthi ot.ol,lc'C dliceill WO GIC colt: 1 „, iiv ,, 0 ,,,,,: at ' the , e , intidittc „ l . , wai not at ay .. I . , roper ..takeir to a conch shorter iliac' than might haao' been eaeeeied.. ; :lint through the jedi.eibea regelariolia for all jahlmary• .- II:: eonte.,:- , ..4.1, iii.J. v. , ,kit be' had of the vir.ioni Officers concerned' in ire bur losslra ac . ao lo'reg , iitle:.3, , ,d, did cc c:te a tit,-iizielt,it in his mind, iry I itr.,f, lit v:isdone by hip tion l i ra " ! roit only, been incoesteleotble, hot the die which attiteleaa e a ~,,e ;- ---- -m . ,,,..,,, e , y .e, mi t e :ea:ea ! p ea pualie iii :ICI nod beet) de. -tillit4 aid not ilad•that etrea on the: silt that was so much to .. be apprehended 111. such. an expedition. " I ''''' J 1- ‘ - ' l ' 11(-) ':' '''ill iii th e l're'ellt eati'.' the hYPera.' ;Nev e r bad any army 'employed oil a shrnlar service . h, , , - .; iri+.l4 l ,t4 irr hi . ot‘4, tiontAirilbic Uentl , ntlan .e.xpericncedso little injury, !tie etaao emp l oye d in (:\ ;r. NVilboyforce) 9Hiy. proVed that' , Ins. argmiments it were, generally,speaking, as free frean Sickness as .. aeamaa. , bed. - Ile' w - .)nld - tniauit the' SUrveyor's re. they were before they left their camOifinenta. Every pork; as he' himself might po4sibiy l i s t t a J o b b y i t , - Tiaa Itq?,bt Honourable chth ice nth, at i i 1 . , - •,. - . ii6t of kindness that. it had been in their power to me , recnequer. . ... .. - - rettoet ,ttme inhabitants .had been uniforailie.shewri 1, .ii mistaken in sonposingike looked with: a jam. M ' c I i'c, r.. , , d eye Ivan the ' preaeatymi n ister , s. . li was only , towards them ; On their part the most cordial good :Noll , apoeared . to exist. ,It was needless to say more . v.d.ero he. saw corruption alit be v.'fi , i' . - bound to en a .objet which bore.ren its face Such, unequivo b amer4eorid he 'had roadrpo . wish 'to Eit.V:thelllle-: ' 01CliliiIIS to their apOrobationa The zeal displayed reoved froto their • aitoittiona, and - chOtiged. for any . iii every quarter merited-01e' highest praise, while a keno Would lin them. better... He' was jealous of the. ' degree of unanimity had sttbsisted het weed tho army v i bile - righter, too Much'. abtried, and mialit . here- • analanivy, which it waS as gratifying to contemplate ;..!ter 'still wish wean tits witnesses to' the Bar, for .. t e a !het ionarmation, as they ail knew frimin late ei- . I.l l ' ! i i t t he ' w e ° n e r n e i n , ta e l a , to : lle • g l666llB'result y Which 4 1 , , ri c nce that gtoss ;and,- scandalous jobs and abuses , j- I -L " ---- --L-c\ ;' ----. . ... The Noble fiord theft MOved, that the Thanks of mast cjit without-au:lY broao!1 of offieitil forms:.. the House, be given. to Lieutcriant-peneral• Beek. ' TO' t ttOi CA Wit of . tbe,ExcilEQUlta explained.. With, fine his pbt,, and gallant condual as - Corbin:lll(ler ,air;'lti. Bella, la defended the conduit of ihe Lads In Chief of the Forces emproy `• ed for the r d ; 'i - I . , c utaton o . GI ileaTrielattry..'.. , , .: - , •., , • Martioirine. ' . ~ ''' LONDON : Pruned by ItICH A DOI HA [lit IS, or Nci.:4, Martlett-coutt, Bow.ltree • and • ' At thc , irri-Oli'lci: 'NU 110 Strand • where ildvertiseinents Orders -, • -, , , .-To;Admiral Ale uder Crchratic foe hit; able and gallant conduct as .Cornmander of Ake Naval 1.4rce... T to Lieuteuant-General Sir Car. rge _net , ost, Ma jor. General IVlaitland, and the ... r•General Officers coneerned,'.jor their gallant an(l vitiorious.exertion, ~ To Commodore George Cockburn, the Noti-corn-, roilio , led Officers, Soldiers, Sailors, and. Marines, for their gallant and Anefitorinus seryices.. 't he Thapi(s bf t he' 0 ouse were tura II i tnou slyvoted to the Officers, Ike. - &e.S4c. • .. , ,On the motion of the CHANCELLOR of i.he Ex. CRECIRER,' Mr. Alderman. Shaw, of tortdon, and Mr. Shaw, of Dublin, were added to the Committee •on the Irish SUgar Spirits Bill. . . The Inukeeper Allowance Bill was,read a third time. Mr. SiTAW ,LEFEVEE, proposed a clause, by way of rider,:reserving the power of altering, amend. ing, or repealing the Bill during the present Sea. sions. A conversation ensued between the Secrehupof .War, Mr Barham, Sir G. Vtinsittarti tend Col.Wond, who observed, iiiat the.greaC, iimkeeperS only co n becau,e having let their . ..taps,: the profits • arising from the beer drank by the soldiers aid not come to'thein. The .minor inn4tepers, far from complaining, considered themselves . as rather bene 'fited. than injured by . them. " Aftera few words from Mr. StrAw LEFEVRI; i the House divitL4l on the clause. • - For it AgAici,st: it • ' . • "" 2; .49 - 2 6 the Bill wos then pasit-(1. A: short conversation. took place on the Itgilit .a Completion hill ihetwven. Lord CA 1:11LAGII and Sir G. V A NSITTAUT, the CounuiPee cni which ix ; ., ordered for T9egdaynext. Mr. Wn AUTON brought up the .report of the Irish Sugar Sphits Bill, which was Ordcred to lie third thue'on Monday next. • ' BANK lkUrr . , Ott the tnotion, : a Sir S. Rom; I, ,the House re use,. 11.4,t0 a e solved t)1110111we Banh.rupt —A long and desultOry ui Jen sion enhurtt on the va rious clauses. in which Mr. :Sir C. Price, Ihe Attetriey-:Genera;, the S.: - lici(of-Geaewl,' ti • ifte.Niastor of C. 14: Mr. 11. Thornton,: Mr. Stevens, Mr. •Anercronabie, Mr. Manning, &e. -participaryd., Th e Cu Al MAN reporwd prezress, and cLtained leave to sit ,igat3 on TueBdoy. , TLIC :10LICO:011-UaNtliAL brciuglii ;in a Bill- fee:the nmre, etfeaually preventing .the selling of- Public oilices.Read a first timo . , - ,and ordered to he read a. second. t iirte on Tim rSday,, and io beprinted. • The: other Orders of the ,thy Witre then dispo r sed ot,'and at one,o'clook this tnorning litousc ad „purged to Monday, THE BIRTLI-DdY OF LUCK, EY PeLli FOILRIUGIIT, .ESQ. TUN£7—" . VICA.II AND 2;1051-2." . _ tal•.e• tor my Text . word Arext, , . • And from: it a theine I'll rehearz,e ' . ‘Vbich will please yeti, ; hope, 131,1 t the Britt of my scope, I'll, begin to untold tlit; neat yert., • I . roi de ro1„•.&r. Some 1:4.e, 4§ they own, For a, slice of next loan ; (To he 0,,e,‘, to a goOd'r; thing,N, no crime) filen some borrow away, Aml.When isieti to pay, • • Only promiie to do it ne.x:t tiote.- • ['col de fol, Some folks get no more Than to Fortune ncr; door, . And that's yreAl to nothing to win ; • But her nix; smile, who'd . wish, lionichnake int'reai wit his 4sii; As lie,'s.prov'cl nitnleit to her wen kin. • L rol cie.tol, tic. And at g, Charing..cross, • : • Viv'ext to.the black horse, . . (You.'ll 'find it the next time you go), • (Oral 4, in Conduit . , With 1111 inc t you will, And /rex./ Great: t'ilze buy of him, you know. ' TO de ral, Sec. Next Lottsry. why, we • • Alay none onus tee, • Then /kit should be next 1 in sufe, To their minds .1 .10 would seek • - For Fortune nix, And the mart lucky number secure. f'l' , 4l do rot, By next purt;ll34e you tray, On i.r.vr Wawa - 1g clay*, ' Five ittmdred whole 1. iLk.ets . obtain ;.•• . Thence possess ev try prize • - Which the Lundy supplieS. Ancl thiS none bite next drawing calf gain. (1 de rol,. 4c. Lucky Numbers and 1);43 . ,5, • been held up to,ptaise, And faint liCAtte has in sorrow oil , stuck ; •• , .Lucky Numbers ot Posit, ' You'll ouy if you wish,, • ' And new Ft iday's the ilifth. tip) of Crol tie rt . )), etc. * Friday heir, the 2,tst First . Day of Drawing present" St - 10 Lotterr.L.... No.' 18,031, a Prize of J. i.;; ThotKind Moods, wits' sold on the , 2,d of htst ,''Months, in a -Whol e Ticket, by litillitrtfrsoN, Goonixt and The. Second Day 01'01 - awing will be on Frniv ne2it, the .12.1.'1 inst,:nr. Tickets alfd'iharea, warranted (in drawn, are 011 sale by MetiAitDsoN, Goont.ucti, and Co. at their old Offices, corner of Bank Build ings, Cornhill, hieing the Gate O 1 the King's lews, Charing.CrosB. In the'two Prizo4 Hoo 'fickets, there are these 'remarkable circumstances, .viz. in that drawl! c:t \Vednesday last - there is already of loon:. and in that to be draWn 00 Fiid,ry the 2151, a 1 4 ; • of tool. augurs wekl:; and it'is probable. ti.,, pnAet of rickets next' to be deteriniied may be worth Fifty Thou s and Guineas. . The immense .sum of seven militons Aleriing 'supposed, to be the amount Of the di, i!feti t ic 'du e di e, t h inst,-'ind now paying at the Bank 'of , England this (with the application' for *rickets and 1r in 'the present hilt:resting Lottery) is the eauie'of great influx of persomt every day into the City. Thc next day of drawtng is Friday the 91 , st, when'the first drawn Prize above 151. Will be'entitled to'Five fundred Whole - Tickets, tit there iS alrOtlir a 5 0 I Prize, 'and may cotit.iinPrizt:s tt) the ainotilit of Sixty. 'l'housand Pounds., IN? ICE Ole STOC,i'S 11t4Titfl Stock, 11s India tioluia. 14,, 13s pr. ofrtlT Stir Mock, 73 E 4;etteq, pats. tit, 13s. 123, pr. )riipetial 3 per Celli. Dille) iur 25111 May, if •;.1 !lank Stock, 2.,15 ma v y c per Cent 93i I ri•ift S per Gent. . 4 pet Cent. 8214,t per Cent. acct, 621 per Cent. Cnn. 67: 1 ; aink L. Anty.:tg s-1611isa3 s.l6ths . , Pu bliolted by tt , LI A M MI C It kVP I S e Louth [or t b e r u p er , Letter,: tor ti.h: AMR II firD. . P II 0 i WertnegiarrnOrning, at Exeter, John Grubb," jun. Esq, Captain in'tl - 4 Roiral Becks Militia, to Miss. Carring7 ton, eldest daughter at the Rev. William Henry Carrington, • , M:i;ister of hire, near that City. . • - 1 Tlic someday, at Pancras Church, Mr. Joseph Buckman, , of Watren.streer, k'ittroyi:squarsi, to Miss S. Wilkinsen,,of r NJ/inlay, () ocirdshire. 1, : ,.. On Ttitirsday; A i Chatham, by the Rev. I.)r Law. C. 1:). tiiin It Poulas, of the Royal Navy, to Miss MoriaiLy, ilzuglitekoriVice.Aariiiial XlOrizirry. . , , i ' On the tith iivst., at .lii‘it Chui,:h, Spurgeon fatter, Eig. of Cole Bra /field:" in the Cinssity of Ilogcs,,to Mrs. Mitloide . rent tit - Wel - lite Captain Itirify - !viitioN, of the Royal Nary,- . ,aut riati4liter of the . lion, David Ans:ruther, of Fluntsinurir Park, Bucks. .- , t A dew da)s t>fnce, at Sfi.ike Church, near Plymouth, Mr. ! Tricker Purser in the I: oyai Navy, to Miss Lord, of PlV i ' i mouth Llock;,, . • ~ i ~. On Sund3Y. inAhinkdon.siteet, aged 6g; Mr. lane, u,;(.11 of Meh,irs. Ashleys. • .. Mc l saine day, leis 34th rear; at Wellhii,b6rough,. North. amptonshire, johb Arden, .Esq. late .Major in the 3d, or K ittes owit,Drageons, Ana eldest son .or the late Rev. lo;ut Armen, of Long.:Nit- Hal; t Staiiilrdshlre. On Monday, in Hart-street, Bloomsbury, Alfred, the in fant son of Abraham o , E . On Tuesday.last; at Xrinnisng,hAnt, Mis'sl .o m s o of Batilei4h, the sang C u,,uri . iThe same iLy; Artrs...-Thorn.,on, telia of the Rey... Henr- Thrirwor, in Kenficid.ll,tise, Kent. on ‘vedneldav oyen.l,y, Ist , mica a long nnoi severe at [tin louse iii Cpper Haley-street, tiro of Sir Jamei Sibbahl, Bola.; • • Ti! - Stec a short illness, ThOrll3S Boone, Esq. , - ;1e (lay. r,f Sunbur), Mm1.14,t;.x. 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